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Higher education life skills resources for Microsoft Word
Career Resume Writing Handouts, Mini-Lessons, Rubrics (Editable Word .docx!)
*Updated and Expanded Google Slides Version Now Available!*Teach resume writing with ease. This series of handouts and mini-lessons will teach students how to write a resume, but also teach writer's craft and grammar with a real-life product. Includes:1) Inferring requirements from sample resume2) Brainstorming experience 3) Creating a draft 4) Replacing tired verbs with active verbs 5) Making tense consistent6) Creating clear and consistent formatting7) Proofreading (with Rubric)Please ask a qu
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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BUNDLE Student Portfolio | Resume | Cover Letter | LinkedIn | Bio | References
Want to get students started with career readiness resources? This fully editable bundle introduces the major components for student portfolios. Everything you need to deliver a series of engaging career readiness lessons with slides, guided teacher notes (meaning you'll always know what to say and do), and interactive activities along with assignments and grading rubrics for creating a resume, cover letter, biography, LinkedIn profile, reference list (freebie) and professional emails (freebie)
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Real World Detailed Budget Project
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Here I have created a real world budget project for students to figure out on their own how hard it is to create a budget and try to stay within a monthly budget! It really opens up students eyes as to what it takes to live and use money wisely.
Whats included:
-Real World Budget Project Calculation Sheet
-22 possible job situations (can be edited to add more and you may want to change incomes based on the area you live)
-Directions for students to follow step by
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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How to Write a Resume
This assignment helps students write a good resume.
Here is what you get:
1. Lesson Plan
2. Organizing worksheet for Resume Information
3. How to create an effective resume rubric
4. Tips for writing a good resume and positive word choices
5. Example Resume
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Health Pre-test OR FINAL EXAM w/ Answer Key!
This comprehensive health test covers relevant questions and real-life scenarios that students need to understand. M/C and short answer questions relate to the standards and national health curriculum.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Editable End of the Year Award Templates
There are two different award templates. One template is for a fun award, and the other is for a more serious award. Editable to fit your needs. Hope you enjoy!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Kitchen Safety Meme Activity/Assessment
This one-day activity is a great, quick formative or summative assessment for a lesson on kitchen safety. Students will use either Google software (ex. drawings) or an online meme generator to create a meme that represents a kitchen safety topic or main idea. This document contains a graphic organizer that encourages students to plan their work with the topic (ex. cuts and knife safety, flames, heat, and shocks, childproofing, foodborne illness, oven and stove safety), main idea of meme, meme im
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Jobs & Careers Online Research Project - Differentiated Distance Learning
This 4-5 day project allows students to explore the impact of their interests and skills on their future career choices. Students use the website www.careerzone.ny.gov to take an interest survey that matches them with jobs and careers that use these skills and subjects. For this project, students explore these matches and pick one career to research fully. They will complete the organizer with all pertinent details about the career and then select a project choice from the differentiated options
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Blank Templates For Cariboo----Make your own cards!
Do you use the game Cariboo with the students in your class?
Sometimes you have an idea and you want to make your own cards but don’t have the time to measure out the size for the cards for the board or the “calling cards.”
Well here you go, I’ve made a blank template for both sets of cards for you to use with your game!
More than half the battle is done for you, now all you need to do is insert the content/pictures into each box!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Resumes Graphic Organizer
Writing a strong resume is vital at any age — from high school to college and beyond. Resumes are not only key to catching the eye of potential employers, but also help students look back on what they have accomplished (which can help them generate ideas for filling out college applications).
This two-page graphic organizer aids students in gathering and organizing information that they would want to include on their own resume.
(See separate Resumes bundle to also download a PowerPoint slides
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
24 Middle School Health Lessons-Bundled: 3 Lessons per Standard
These 24 lessons are for middle school health education.They are skill-based lessons designed to teach and assess all 8 National Health Education Standards. 1: Core Conepts; 2: Analyzing Influence; 3: Accessing Information; 4: Interpersonal Communication; 5: Decision-Making; 6: Goal-Setting; 7: Self-Management; and 8: Advocacy. They cover all content areas: Mental, Emotional, and Social Health, Human Growth and Development, Nutrition, Personal Wellness, Communicable Diseases, Tobacco, Alcohol a
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6th - 9th, Higher Education
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Employability - Desired Employee Qualities and Positive Work Ethic Worksheet
You are purchasing a lesson over employment - desired qualities and behaviors. The powerpoint file is sold separately in my TpT store . These are electronic worksheets and graphic organizers that can be typed in from the screen and printed out. Alternatively, you may print and provide hard copies.
This activity includes:
page 1 - fillable venn graphic organizer where students and teacher discuss the similarities and differences among school and work expectations.
page 2 - fillable concept
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
CAREER PATHS IN HEALTHCARE- Guide to Getting There. CDC Health Standard 5
This lesson on Health Care Careers gives detailed information on the different careers available in Health Care, the education needed for each career, the time it takes for the education and the median salary for each. 3 Activities that ask the students to reflect on a possible career in health care and assess which career might work for them, as well as a short assessment and answer key. Clip art, printables, no prep needed. No answer key is needed, as activities are not a quiz or test. Easel
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Problem Solving, Social Perspective Taking in Real Life Scenarios
This is a reading, writing, and problem solving, and perspective-taking exercise for young adult through adult age populations. The worksheets provide real-life ADL scenarios in which the individual must consider other perspectives and provide written or spoken responses about how they would feel and what they would do. There are no right answers, only opportunities for realistic discussion.**Example from the worksheet: You best friend tells you to steal a bag of Skittles from the grocery store.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Problem Solving, Social Perspective Taking in Real Life Scenarios Bundle
Personal Finance GROWING SEMESTER Bundle/Financial Literacy/Checking/Saving
***ENTIRE PERSONAL FINANCE/ FINANCIAL LITERACY SEMESTER CLASS***This bundle includes ALL of the powerpoint presentations and resources lessons with colorful and animated sections for Personal Finance for an ENTIRE semester!! With over 695 powerpoint presentation pages/slides/PDFs/Classroom Decor Posters/Activity/Google Classroom Covers and Keys and more! (697 to be exact!!) you will be ready to have a foundation to teach your personal finance class for a semester!When I first started teaching pe
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Roommate Roulette Project - Adult Living Housing and Conflict Resolution
Congratulations! It’s time to do a simulation where they move out on their own and their life depends on the luck of the draw. They will draw out their monthly rental allowance (Cards Attached) and their future roommate’s name. They will also be drawing out a conflict scenario written by THEIR CLASSMATES that they must solve.Living away from home is the first step in the launching phase of the family life cycle and one where tons of emotions are at play. They will probably feel stressed out, hop
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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How to Write Effective Emails: Email Etiquette for Students, Business, and Life!
I have taught at two schools with one-to-one programs and wrote this lesson plan to address the maddening epidemic of confusing, unclear and unprofessional emails! From attachments that aren't attached, to students sending emails with no identifying information whatsoever(!), this lesson plan is full of common-sense information that helps students craft more consciously professional emails. I have found that taking the time to go over these concepts drastically improves the quality of the emails
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
Preparing students for the transition to college in a fun, practical way
This packet contains 7 free lessons for you to use with your students to help prepare them for the transition to college life. All of the lessons use fun exercises to help keep the energy high in class. Lessons are:
1- “Transitioning to the Dorm Life”
2- “Building A Balanced College Social Life”
3- “Avoiding Freshman Fumbles In Academic Management”
4- “Staying Safe and Healthy On Campus”
5- “Students Becoming Money Mature”
6- “What I Need To Success In College”
7- “High School Field Tri
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Learning Strategies Stress Management Unit
A Unit to support special education students with stress management in a learning strategies classroom. Activities include: active reading, reflective questions, handouts to support stress busting activities, a stress journal chart and a culminating activity with a rubric. Recent additions also include Google Forms Stress Diagnostic and a Google Forms Quiz (with answer key).
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Home Economics/Foods and Nutrition Menu/Meal Planning Project
This is a seven page project which allows students to organize, plan and budget an entire 3 course meal plus a beverage. This is a great hands on project for Grade 7-12. Included is a typed up letter to parents, initial meal planning sheet (covers allergies and food intolerances), self-assessment, guest comment card and assessment, and the 6 step project nicely laid out to ensure full organization. It ensures students covers all the tools they will need, terms to research such as "sauté" and
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Hard Skills vs Soft Skills Full Lesson - Includes Slides and Worksheet!
In this activity, students will be taken through a variety of activities to learn more about the difference between hard skills and soft skills and why they are important in the workplace. This activity also comes with a slide show presentation that teachers can use to lead the class through the activity. Alternatively, students could also accomplish all steps on their own if the teacher wanted to use this as a homework assignment or quiet class activity. I love this activity in my classes. Stud
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
24 Team Building Activities
This gives a list of 24 great team building activities along a description of each. I use this the first week of school to get to know my students as well as when I was a Strategist with my staff members to get to know each other at the start of the year and on each Staff Development Day.
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Bank Account Project
Since my Budget Project has been very popular on TPT, I decided to also add my Bank Account Project!!
In this project, students will learn how to balance a checkbook, learn about debt/savings, learn how to write checks, research basic living expenses, work in a group, and best of all relate real life situations to math!
This is a great long term project for your class! Students should be put into groups or 3 or 4 students and they will be roommates. Each student will roll a dice to see what
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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THE GET A LIFE PROJECT
THE GET A LIFE PROJECT is one I developed for our 8th graders, but it can be used in high school too. It is a series of short research projects designed to prepare students after high school to make some major life choices: COLLEGE, A JOB, A HOUSE OR APARTMENT, A CAR, FURNISHINGS AND A BUDGET, AND A VACATION.
Students learn how to make these decisions based on their interests, abilities, and budget. They use popular web sites such as collegeboard.com, careerbuilder.com, cars.com, mlsonline.co
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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